[0:00] This is the smallest Android phone you can get. The Unihertz Jelly Star, people should buy this because I want this company to stay in business. What's it called? The Unihertz Jelly Star, it says it right here, like a little Unihertz. Okay, Unihertz Jelly Star. Yeah, they even make weird phones. They're doing all kinds of cool stuff, but this is one of the phones. It's basically It's the smallest Android phone. It's got Android 13, 8 gigs of RAM. It's like pretty solid phone, but it doesn't work for scrolling content. So I can't do scroll on Reddit. I can't like browse crypto Twitter. I can't go on Facebook. Well, you can, but you can barely see it.

[0:47] Yeah, but it works just well enough to use Signal and Uber. Yeah, it's not fun. It makes a phone less addicting and less interesting. Yeah, it's less dopamine. It's less immersive. Yeah, but when I do get a link, I do want to read, which inevitably happens, but I have to send it to myself. and primarily I use Signal note to self and that works except the downside of Signal is for instance you can only link five devices so if I have more than five devices I can't I literally can't link all my devices through Signal even if I wanted to right and then so you have to either create other messenger accounts you use email it's all really complicated involves having an email having a login having a cloud server

[1:42] But, so there's better tech for this. You can just do pure peer-to-peer. So I wrote a browser plug-in that will peer-to-peer sync text data between all the instances. Yeah, and because it's a browser plug-in, I can just install this as a plug-in in the browser of this tiny little phone. And you don't need a full Android app. Yeah, the Miracle peer-to-peer. You don't need a cloud server. You can just connect your devices. Well, you do. You need what's called a relay server, but that's a bit different. It's a much lighter weight. It never stores your data. It just helps devices make connections to each other.

[2:32] Yeah, this is the phone. so when did you get this? a year and a half ago it's made 18 months it's like fairly durable spend less time on the internet it's also amazing if you just like biking biking right like if I ride a bike everywhere you just have that much more pocket space this will make you realize though like how much screen you're wasting like I can do everything on this phone you you have like some gigantic thing it's like you're wasting the screen but yeah maybe oh no this is all I have phones yeah make another small phone hardware engineers like I want another four-inch like mini phone they made me

[3:33] competition like this is the only one like it's sad we're not the only one but it's like the only good one with a headphone jack yeah this has a headphone jack which all your big phones don't have yeah yeah 256 gigabytes yeah does all the Magical Things. Is there a wallet in here? You could. I don't put any crypto on this. That's a bad idea. It's like a hardware wallet. But you could, you can, any like phone wallet, you can run on here. You can do all your crypto. Do you want to see if you made up in your mirror? Do you want to interview it?

[4:23] What the? I don't interview people, but you should go for it.

[4:33] One day I said I did

[4:42] I'm gonna pass, but
